TEXAS ART MUSEUMS
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS & ART CENTERS
Guide to Texas art museums, art centers and non-profit art organizations. For the year 2025, we will be focusing more on these important art venues. Please consider joining us and supporting them whenever you can. The membership benefits are worth it, plus you will be contributing to important local and regional art resources. This guide provides you with links to as many art organization as we know about in the state. If you know of other art organizations that are not listed, please let us know.
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FotoFest
Citywide Event
Houston, Texas
March 7 - May 10, 2026
FotoFest is a Houston-based nonprofit arts organization founded in 1983, dedicated to photography and visual culture through exhibitions, public programs, and publications. Its work explores social, cultural, and political themes through photography and related media.
In addition to its year-round programming, FotoFest organizes a citywide Biennial featuring major exhibitions, lectures, film programs, and portfolio reviews that bring together artists, curators, and collectors from around the world. The Biennial is known for highlighting both established and emerging photographers and for presenting work that addresses important contemporary issues. Programming takes place throughout Houston, with a major exhibition, "Global Visions – FotoFest at 40," at Sawyer Yards. Visit the website for full details.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Instagram: @fotofest
EVENT WEBSITE
https://fotofest.org/
Texas Art Museums
Amarillo Museum of ArtAmon Carter Museum (Fort Worth)
Arlington Museum of Art
Art Museum of Southeast Texas (Beaumont)
Briscoe Western Art Museum (San Antonio)
The Bryan Museum (Galveston)
Chinati (Marfa)
The Contemporary Austin
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (Houston)
Dallas Museum of Art
Ellen Noel Art Museum (Odessa)
El Paso Museum of Art
Galveston Arts Center (Galveston)
The Grace Museum (Abilene)
Kimbell Art Museum (Fort Worth)
Longview Museum of Fine Arts
The McNay Art Museum (San Antonio)
The Menil Collection (Houston)
Mexic-Arte Museum (Austin)
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
MUSEOBENINI (Marble Falls)
The Museum of Fine Arts Houston (Houston)
Museum of Geometric and MADI Art (Dallas)
Museum of the Southwest (Midland)
Nasher Sculpture Center (Dallas)
The Rothko Chapel (Houston)
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts - San Angelo, TX
San Antonio Museum of Art
Sid Richardson Museum (Ft. Worth)
Stark Museum of Art (Orange)
Station Museum of Contemporary Art (Houston)
Tyler Museum of Art
University Art Museums and Galleries in Texas
Blaffer Art Museum (University of Houston)The Blanton Museum of Art (Austin)
UNT College of Visual Arts & Design - Galleries (Denton)
The Gallery at UTA (University of Texas at Arlington)
Harry Ransom Center (University of Texas at Austin)
Mayborn Museum (Baylor University Waco)
Meadows Museum (Southern Methodist University, Dallas)
Museum of the Big Bend (Sul Ross State University, Alpine)
Museum of Texas Tech University (Lubbock)
UNT College of Visual Arts & Design - Galleries (Dallas)
The Wittliff Collection (San Marcos)
Texas Art Centers
Art Centre of Plano (Plano)Art Center of Waco (Waco)
Artpace (San Antonio)
Bath House Cultural Center (Dallas)
Contemporary at Blue Star (San Antonio)
Bosque Art Center (Clinton)
Creative Arts Center of Dallas
Dallas Contemporary
DiverseWorks (Houston)
Documentary Arts (Dallas)
Eye of the Dog Art Center (San Marcos)
Fort Bend Art Center
Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center (San Antonio)
Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
Houston Center for Photography (Houston)
Irving Arts Center (Irving)
The Kemp Center For The Arts (Wichita Falls)
Laredo Center for the Arts
Latino Cultural Center (Dallas)
Lawndale Art Center (Houston)
Live Oak Art Center (Columbus)
The MAC (Dallas)
Mesquite Arts Center (Mesquite)
Nasher Sculpture Center (Dallas)
National Center for American Western Art (Kerrville)
Oak Cliff Cultural Center (Dallas)
Orange Show Center for Visionary Art (Houston)
Russell Farm Art Center (Burleson)
Texas Non-Profit Art Organizations
ArtUs Co (Austin)Arts Council of Fort Worth & Tarrant County
Aurora Picture Show (Houston)
Austin Visual Arts Association (Austin)
Central Texas Watercolor Society (Waco)
The Craft Guild (Dallas)
Dallas Area Fiber Artists
The Dallas Arts District
Fort Worth Weavers Guild
FotoFest (Houston)
Houston Arts Alliance
Irving Art Association (Irving)
National Association of Latino Arts and Culture (San Antonio)
Plano Art Association (Plano)
Pastel Society of the Southwest (Plano)
Project Row Houses (Houston)
Southwest Water Color Society (Dallas)
Texas Commission on the Arts
Texas Photographic Society
Texas Society of Sculptors (Austin)
Women & Their Work (Austin)
Women in the Visual and Literary Arts (Houston)
ART MUSEUM GUIDES FOR EVERY STATE
ART GALLERY GUIDES FOR OTHER STATES
Art guides for every state and thirty-seven major art cities.
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